Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-06-04
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the sales Wednesday.
Mr.. VIII Young, OF Auburn, KY, spent
Wednesday In the city.
Mr.. John +. Taylar. of Todd county, at
tended the sales Tuesday.
Mr.. T. L. Mabry, OF District No. 3, was at
the tobacco Exchange Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Graham, LEFT Monday evening
to visit friends In Hopkinsvllle.
DIR. o. NJ. Turner, of Adairville, KY, at
tended the tobacco sales Tuesday.
Mr.. w. II. Roe, OF Springfield, attended
the sales at the Exchange Tuesday.
Mr.. W. b. Trahern, the tobacco dealer Of
Rose Hill, attended the sales Tuesday.
Mrs. George Pullman, OF Chicago, is visit
ing Mrs. A. b. Payne on Madison street.
Mr.. II. s. Teasley, of Thomasville, took a
lively interest in Tuesdays tobacco sales.
Mr.. T. D. Herndon, one of the legal ter
rors OF Elkton, was in the city Wednesday.
Mr. C. q. Bell the tobacco dealer or
Springfield, was at the Exchange Tuesday.
Mr. E. T. Cooper, of Bowling Green, spent
Saturday In the city. on visit to relatives.
-Messrs. j. s. Rose and E. L. Rust, OF
Allensville, attended the tobacco sales Tues
day.
Mr.. ]. @. Polk, of Barren Plains, Robert
son county, attended the tobacco sales Tues
day.
Mr.. James B. Allensworth of Todd coun-
city, x; spent wednesday among MS friends In the
Mr. Ross Bourne, came down Tuesday
from Port Royal to see what the tobacco men
were doing.
Mr.. ]. b. Edwards, of Elkton, came down
Wednesday TO see how business is done in
GAINESVILLE.
Col. Theo. Hartman, of Mckee Il CO.,
railroad contractors, was In the city Tuesday
on business
Baxter Porter, Esq, OF Todd county, was
among the tobacco men at the Exchange
Wednesday.
Mr.. G. g. Holman, of Barren Plains, was
among the tobacco dealers ut the Exchange
sales Tuesday.
Mr.. r. E. Justice, of Pleasant View, was
among the busy crowd attending the tobacco
sales Tuesday.
Mr.. N. L. Howard, OF Cross Plains, was
among the planters and buyers around the
board Tuesday.
MIR. w. H. Burgess, the popular mill man
of West Fork, spent "Wednesday and Thurs
day in the city.
Mrs. Rollins and Miss Eugenie Green
field, OF Sadlersville were In the city shop
ping Thursday.
Mr.. Charley W. Smith, has been spending
week In holiday with his friends In Tren-
ton and vicinity.
Mr.. Joe Russell, prominent business
man man OF trenton, spent Tuesday with Ills
friends In this city.
Judge ]. w. Scales has returned with his
| little daughter from Florida. Mrs. Scales will
be here Ia a few days.
MIR. w. NJ. Coleman, of Pleasant View
was among his friends at the Exchange
tobacco sales Tuesday.
| Mr.. ]. Nj. Cobb, a genuine Democrat and
| tobacco planter OF District No. 0, was at the
Exchange Wednesday.
--Messrs. Chas. W. Kimbroush and Under.
wood Kimbrough, OF Robertson county
were in the city Thursday.
MFR. d. r. Smith, the planter and buyer Of
Guthrie, was among the tobacco men At the
Exchange sales Wednesday.
Mrs. Adelia Tyler. OF Adsilville, KY, has
heen visiting the family of Mr. John Hurst
on Madison street this week.
It. M. Barker, ESQ, of Christian county
was taking lively Interest in the tobacco
sales at the Exchange Tuesday.
Capt. N. B. Riley, Of Allensville, KY, who
Will represent Todd county In the next legis
lature, was In the city Tuesday.
Mrs. T. f. Henry and daughter, Mis-.
Ellie, are at home after o visit OF several
weeks to relatives In the country.
Mr. L. B. James, q tobacco dealer of Rob
ertson county, was among the planters ant
buyers "Wednesday at the Exchange sales.
midst of the busy throng OF planters ant
dealers at the tobacco Exchange Tuesday.
ID. w. Taylor, Esq, OF District number
spent Monday with his friends In the city.
Miss Daisie McComb, OF Pembroke, ar
rived In the city Tuesday morning, and 1,
visiting Misses Mamie and Crissie Johnson.
Miss Addie Jessup, of Hopknsvllle, who
has been visiting her sisters Mrs. Il. G. Roach
and Mrs. 4. p. Major returned to her home
Monday evening.
Mrs. J. H. Edwards. with her children
who has been visiting Mr.. T. L. Harviet
family, returned to her home In Elkton, KY.
Monday evening.
MI. w. r. MoGregor, OF Indian Mound
was among his friends In the city Wednes
day. He is one of the charter members OF
the Democratic party.
Ben T. Perkins, Esq, Of Elktoa, was In
| the Exchange Tuesday trying to catch on to
the "modus operandi" by which Capt. Tom
| Lyman PUSHES tho business.
| DIR. A. ]. Wilson, of Trenton, attended the
tobacco sales Wednesday. Our readers
would be glad to hear from him again. His
letters are specially interesting to farmers.
MIR. Ben Holins, OF District No. l, was in
| the city Thursday, and we were glad to learn
| from him that his mother has now nearly
recovered from her recent dangerous Illness
MIR. II. T. Anderson, OF Todd county, was
Wood Of the Gracey House had his tobaccu
inspected and placed some Of 1t on the mar
ket.
The flve-year old son OF p. o. Duffy, Esq.
receiving a pocket full of candy and n new
suit of clotes he invited us to go home with
him.
MIR. q. P. Warfield, President OF the Mont
| gomery County farmers Association, was In
| the city Thursday worktng earnestly for tbs
coming Fair and Stock Show at Dunbar,
Cave.